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Clue Comics
Date | Number: v1 10 | Lang: English (en)
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PublicationOctober 1946 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: bi-monthly
 
CoverThe Amazing Gun Master
FeaturingGun Master
ContentCharacters: Gun Master
 
Comic StoryThe Birth of the Gun! (10 pages)
SynopsisThe original Gun Master, named Kattak Po, has his invention of gunpowder and iron tube which can fire a projectile (early example of a gun) is stolen from him, and the charge is made to his descendants to track down the criminal if they can, but, most importantly, commit their lives to stopping the use of this weapon. Now, the last able-bodied descendant of Kattak Po, Dumas Poe, carries on that tradition.
FeaturingGun Master
ContentGenre: Adventure | Characters: Gun Master [Dumas Poe] (origin); Kattak Po (original Gun Master, flashback, death); un-named brother of Kattak Po (flashback); Kattak Po's son (flashback, death); Kattak Po's grandson (flashback); Captain Kane (of homicide); Velvet [as V. Silver] (villain, gun shop owner); Lefty Finger (villain); Duke Dillon (villain)
NotesArt credits by Craig Delich, based on the Whos' Who. Early parts of the story are told in flashback.
 
Comic StoryThe Man Who Lost His Face-- (8 pages)
Synopsis"Pretty Boy" Baldwin doesn't allow anyone better looking that himself remain in town. However, when a rival gang leader, "The Butcher", threatens Baldwin to stay out of his district and mars his face, "Pretty Boy" declares a gang war that will mean the death of "The Butcher"......unless Micro-Face can stop them.
ContentGenre: Adventure; Crime | Characters: Micro-Face [Tom Wood]; Gary Clark (actor); un-named plastic surgeon (death); "Pretty Boy" Baldwin (villain); Pinky (villain, one of Baldwin's gang, death); "The Butcher" (villain, death)
NotesBelfi's signature is signed, not printed, thus change from credited to signed.
 
FeaturingStupid Manny
 
Text StoryThe Trap (2 pages)
CreditsLetters: typeset
 
Comic StoryWanted for Murder (8 pages)
SynopsisNightmare and Sleepy investigate the disappearance of ten athletes who vanished in the span of one week and discover a man who pits the athletes in do-or-die battles so that others can bet on the event.
FeaturingNightmare and Sleepy
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Nightmare [Bob Whiyte] (a wrestler); Sleepy [Terry Wake] (White's teenage manager); Rooney (detective, White's pal); un-named Chief of Police; Chuck Harris (world champion wrestler); Sweeney (champion swimmer, death); Roy Nelson (champion boxer); Riles (boxer, mention only); Toro (a tiger); Skeik (a shark); Fargo (villain, death)
 
Comic StoryNero (3 pages)
FeaturingPass to the Present
 
Comic StoryThe Story of Caleb Scott (9 pages)
 
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